Barn And Horse-Engine House At Manor Farm Situated Immediately North Of Farmhouse

SK49NW ROTHERHAM CHURCH STREET (north side, off), Greasbrough 2/19 Barn and horse-engine house at Manor Farm situated immediately north of farmhouse - II Barn with horse-engine house now grain store and cowhouses with hayloft. Timber-framed core probably early C17, encased and horse-engine house added C18 - early C19, Internal timber framing, rubble sandstone, stone slate roof replaced by Welsh slate on north side of barn. Partly 2 storeys, 4 bays (internal) with horse-engine house on farmyard side to north. Farmyard side: block-bonded brick quoins to left end. Apsidal horse-engine house to right with most of its original wall openings infilled except for some casements; door into cowhouse from engine-house flanked by casements; horizontal-sliding door to left. Opposite side: wide entrance to right of centre has re-used oak lintel; 2 casements to left with loading hatch over. Left return: rebuilt in C20 brickwork, 2 buttresses. Right return: lean-to addition; gable wall of barn collapsing inwards, slit vents. Interior: wallposts to 3 principal rafter trusses, some braces to the tie beams, original wall plates, raking struts to principals, renewed purlins. No framing in gable walls, wallpost at junction with engine house removed, 2 others shortened and underbuilt.

Listing NGR: SK4200895696